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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

Early, who are in charge of the drawings, is q
guarantee of absolute fairness and integrity that
the chances are all equal, and that no one can
An parties therefore advertising to guarantee
Prizes in this Lottery, or holding out any other
impossible Inducements, are swindleIs, and only
aim to deceive and defraud the unwary.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's VitaliZer. 1t never fails to
cure. For sale by H. Brandt, druggist.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers psu
pay all Prizes dra,cn IL, The Louisiana State
Lotteries sohich may be presented at our c0un-
ters. -. = -. -
j. H. OGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl R,k
j. w. kILBRETH, Pres. State Natl B'k.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans NATL Blk.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
DRAWING OF MAY Ii. 1885.

W. Hunt, Vineton, Ala, through City
National Bank, Selma, Ala. Is
Mrs Sarah Apple, 3O5 Hayes st.. San
Francisco, 'Ca,..,, .;";:;. .;..,,;..... Is
Harry johnson, collected through Chaun-
cey j. Stedwell, Train Master C. C. G..
&I Railway, Cleveland, Ohio >. ........ Is
John Olson, ~ E. 4th st., New. York;. Is
G.. ii. Bessey, West .Enosburgh, w., col
lle' ted through National Park Bank. -
Paid Joseph Montreuil, Canal Bank, for -
q party in Vera Cruz, Mex. .............. 10
Edward Quinn, Alliance, Ohio, through
Adams Express company, Cleveland,
NJ. Harrison, SOS Delaware ave-, Phiiasel.
Thomas Mcdonnell, Mugford, Oak. ...... S
q. A. Kimmet, Ba timore, Md. ........... s
Mrs w. y. Hubbard, Los Angeles. Cal. S
l. B. Miller, Halsel, KY, through P. G.
Potter Il Co., Bowling Green. Ky.......
Adam Aull, 52e Gratiot street. Detroit,
BENJAMIN F. Proaty, Hartford, Conn. ]
J. T.. Matthews, Eureka, al. ............. l
Il. B. Ballou, Princeton, Mo. ..............
G. +. spencer, Jacksonville, Fla. :...... /
s. Lippman, 903 Broadw y, Oakland, Cal. 1
M. w. Putnam, Brentwood, Ind. ~
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
TIE ANNUAL RECORD.
Its Enormous Total and wide Distribu
tion-Caprices of Fortune.

A partial list Of the prizes above One Thousand
Dollars, paid BY rae Louisiana State Lottery
Company during the year ending November, 1885.
together with the names and addresses given to
the Company bv the holders, omitting those who
have requested it.
heceipts for heamounts are on file atthe Offices
DRAWING OF DECEMBER Is, 1885,
Paid Louisiana National Bank for ac-
count Vim. M. Macarthur, Limington,
Leon Marthe ls St. Charles ST., New Or i: '''''S'
leans. La ................. $500
chss s, !; ) Psrdes, care arhart u Bro., 10 49,
Jacob "arzoif, Blacks Station, Gal ~ 1900
Mrs. Mar " Mali issse' Memphis. Tenn. 1900
Columbus 4. Lewis, San Francisco. Cal. 15,0OO
Heci Rerrv Carrollton, Ky........: 1t, 600
Z. y Hand 44s ". 7tn st., st. Paul, Mimi 2,oov
Geo: n. richenor, Tucson, Ariz.. 900
A. !. Bees, Lancaster, ohio: .............# 2,UOO
~; Daugherty, Ehzaville, Ny: 400
Anglo, ailtornlan bank tLimited). San . ooo
Benno Basch ssi Elm ST. Chicago, ill.,. Co Co
DRAWING OF JANUARY 12. 1885.
M: Dietrickstein, care NJ. Gross, ham
Mo 49, - ~ - @ 1900
l. Schwartz, Kansas City, Mo. ........... 15,OOU
!. W. Barnes, Kansas City, Mo. ........... 600
r. A. Burnside, incinnati, Ohio. ....... 5,UOU
Joseph Wittenkeller, Chicago, Ill. $50. 5000
Albion r. summons, $50 Elm st., Manchss-
Urah Kiester East Hickory. Pa 49,: ,SoV
DR.. W. A: Turner, lOThlrd st., San Fran 49,,
co, Cal. o ~ 1000
G. Bro tzman, Houston, Texas . 1900
J. c. Klein feder u Co., Houston, Texas. 2,OOO
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 9, 1885.
Annie Smith, lib Liberty st., New Or
lean, La ....................... 1900
Abds Abdsex shesSaa sGys Brdwas, New York
lyn, II. ............... 15.OOu
W. ~. Jones, ,lurphysporo, Ill. .......... l5,OU0
Gottfred ,nderson, steamer Onward"
Market at. wharf, San Francisco, Cal. 5000
Wells, Fargo q Co., San Francisco. CAL 5000
Gus Feith, Vicksburg, Miss. .......... 2, 4UO
W. T.. Rudolph, l4l8 West st., Oakland,
D. B. Huntly, carlisle, New Mexico. 2'oO0
w. VI. Fumcane. Oakland, tal .......... 2,0J0
Wells, Fargo & Co. y bank, San Francisco 2,UU0
J. q. Seebach, Red Wing, MINI. ....:... 2.0OO
Wells, Fargo 4 70. 3 bunk, San Francisco 1880
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21
DRAWING OF JULY Is. 1885.

VIM. Glenn, Monro vile. Ind. ............
A. Fl. Jones, Admission, Ala. ...............
Mrs. cry r. Holmes, 2Os Princeton st.,
East Boston, Mass .....................
Wells, fargo u Cos tank, San francisco
w. B. CushmRn, Worcester, Mas. >. .....
Jno. 81. Boues. 349 w. 45th st., New York.
Henry Sass. 90 Western Avue., Toledo, D.
Carl Tideman. care Meyer Bros. Drug Co.
Kan as City. Mo. -. ...............
Vito Dillorenzo, cor. Washington and
Laurel Sts., New Orleans. La. ......
Eug. Lafou. Denison, Tex. x................
John A. Stewart, 5 Lafayett Ave-, Detroit.
John ": Miller, Palmyra, Mo.::.:.::::
Second National Bank, Louisville. Ky....
E. w. Warren, 1853 Main st., Springfield,
Frank sai Lo Gascio, Boston, Mass
J. Fl. Powell South Vallejo, Gal. ........
Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Bank, San Francisco.
r. l.. Bailey, Thrope, Tenn. ..........
Thos. Mason a. Co.. care A. McAuley, 225
Goth st., r chmond Va..................
4. w. Oxley, San Francisco, Cal .......
George kleine, Cos Sixth st., San Fran
Mrs. s'ai Mary rye. i. MuriooE, 6ii Folsom ST..
7. Z smith. care Messrs. Lemke & Ul-
rich. San Francisco. ral .,.........
Charles Clifford, st., Paul, Mimi.
DRAWING OF AUGUST 10. 1888.
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Bank, San Francis
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1887-01-21

DRAWING OF AUGUST 10. 1885.
Wells, Fargo d Co.'s Bank, San Franois-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-29
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
With an Unsettled Feeling in Wheat
the Bulls Experience Setback,
But They Have Things Pretty Much Their
Own Way in the Corn Pit-0ats Show No
Special Strength-Proyisions Firmer.
MONEY. BONDS AND STOCKS.

Money Easy-stocks Firm to Strong Through
out the Day.
NEW YORK, sept. 2S-Money on call was
easy at to per cent, the last loan being at Il
per cent, and closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 7aS per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and rather heavy at
A794 for sixty-days. and 81. s3s for demand.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 25o,842
shares. including: Canada Southern, 8, $50; Della
ware Lncka wauna d. Western, 16. 775; Erie. 3 250
Lake Shore. 16 73O; Missouri Pacific, 10.775;
Northwestern, 6.065; New Jersey Central. TO-
$50; New York Central AGO; Reading. 1906
St. Paul, %, $50; st. Paul q Omaha 3,o0O
Western Union, 7,9l5
The business in the stock market to-day was
somewhat restricted nv the absence of the jew
ish element and was but slightly larger than
that of YESTERDAY The tone Of the dealings
however, firm TO strong throughout most of
the day. principally upon clique buving- The
peFvs OF the day not of much influence. but
what there of it was of favorable nature,
and the ruInors circulated were OF the same
character. Considerable influence was sxerted
by the conference of the Secretary of the Treas
ury and the leading bankers of the city, and IL
undoubtedly stimulated buying. The announce.
ment of the advance In rates by St Paul was OF
much benefit to the Grangers, and the improved
aspect of the coal trade made
the coal stocks the leaders OF
the market during the forenoon, bot the Van
derbilts displaced them toward the close. Inc
buying of the latter wac stimulated by reports
of the unusually good earnings Richmond Sc
West Point was notably weak in the afternoon,
but had Iittls effect upon the general list. The
opening was generally heavy, and offerings by
the traders at a decline of from 10 per cent
from yesterdays final figures. Trading was
dull but soon became more animated, and the
market was firm strong from the opening.
Jersey Central, Missouri Pacific, New England.
Reading and Richmond &c West Point were
notably strong at the time. The market Quoted
down later when Jersey Central made
further gain. There were soms few sight de-
clines in the afternoon, but the general
list crept slowly up and the Vanderbits assumed
the lead There further change in the
market and the close quiet but strong at
the best figures of the day. Everything, with
out exception, in the active list, is higher to-
night and Jersey Central is M !: Omaha, Il;
Canada Southern, II! Loke Erie 81 Western
preferred, Reading and ULion Pacific II each.
Railroad bonds were more active and much
rtronger Salsf 1928. 000 Louisville. Now
Albany s. Chicago consols rose q, TO 90; PEG
ria Decatur 81 Evansville seconds 2. TO a.
Wabash Chicago frsts 2, to 100; the Detroit
division 4, to 100; the 1878 8, to 80, ard Green
Bay incomes 3 to &c.
Governments bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were very dull and featureless. The
rlosipC ou0tatiOug
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local and State Notes.

w. D. Fouts. NJ. D.. has been appointed sur
geon of the j. NJ. IL /. road between Jefferson
vile and Seymour, his headquarters Jefferson
vile.
J. A. Porter formerly with the l., B. & W.
road. has been offered official position on a
division of the Missouri Pacific. which he will
probably accept.
The Indiana & Illinois Southern road yester-
day contracted with tho Indianapolis car-works
to build 100 coal cars of 25 900 pounds capacity.
to be delivered within sixty days
The large amount of livestock that the Wa
bash Western is taking out of Kansas City is
worrying their competitors, who allege that
there is some cutting OF rates going on
Twenty five miles of new steel rails has beer
laid the Can't bridge City division OF the j.
NJ IL /. road this season. which leaves but nine
miles of iron rail in the track between
Columbus and Cambridge City.
A movement is foot TO build road from
Fort Wayne via Marion to Anderson. to connect
with the Indiana Midland. over which the coal
fields of western Indiana could be reached. and
it is more than probable, should tha road be
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ment OF this side. Heavy receipts were reported
at Minneapolis and Duluth. and fair receipts at
other primary points. Trading was active, Dut
the feeling was unsettled and considering the
strength in corn was rather weak most or the
session. There was good buying but at Tue
same time the offerings rather exceeded the de-
manG. there being some realizing again Shorts
evidently were pretty nearly all covered Tor
near futures. Selling was chiefly for May:
October opened at 7lsc. sold up to Ilsc. reacted
to Tie advanced to 7ls a 1l4c. and closed at
7OJ a. 7Ic the weakness being especially
marked toward the close. May opened az l34c,
ranged to 79s a 784c, closing at 1910. This
was decided bull day in corn There were not
a few who expected a reaction and decline
with the clearing weather. Many have con-
cluded that corn had already advanced to dan
cerous point for investment on The bull side
Others commended that the advance was but the
reaction following the break of Sept. 10 and
that while corn had but returned to the hgurss
than at the middle Of the month. At any rate,
the combination of causes were on the bull side
this morning and went up before noon
from &c to lie per bu, and May touched at one
time doc. The causes seemed to be these: A
good demand by exporters the estimate or the
of the year down to 1,3l0 600 600 blu; de:lin-
time in three weeks less than 400 cars; de-
mand for cash corn which caused Sep
TENDER to sell at one time e
over October. That month opened at 41sc.
sold steadily up to 42ac. and reacted
slightly. November opened with October at
4lsc nd also reached its best figures at 424c.
45,c lost one point and then went straight up to
ACC after selling &c under. The half hour before
p. N. brought weaker feeling. probably on
account of desire to realize. Closing figures at
2:30 p. NJ. were ! "a &c under the highest point or
the day. Oats had no particular strength or
their own, but they sold higher on the strength
shown by corn. Near futures we're in good
demand with but meagre offerings and prices
ruled firm and higher. By 1, P. NJ. September
salable at &c advance without offerings
October ranged s04c higher, and Novembe
improved 4c. May was more active but only
about &c better. At the late after
noon session, however. thers decline OF
about &c all round. Provisions were stronger
and better business transpired, at higher
range of prices. Receipts of hogs were fair, but
not I'D to the expectations of many operators
Prices were we'll main tanned. and had decided
effect npon holders of products. making them
slow about selling. The shorts who have been
selling freely of late, became nervous and
covered, and helped pu. prices up. January
pork opensd at Sl2 324, sold at $l2 So. receded to
$12 424. again advancing to Sl2 52t, the closing
price, which is 224c over yesterdays final
figures Lard received fair attention. and sold
at 6. 40 al 50c October closing at All 6.5Oc
October short ribs were comparatively quiet,
but advanced from z. 60 to Z. Tic bid.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana, for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 p. NJ. Sept. 81 1897. furnished by
Elliott Butler abstracters of titles Ro 3d. Etna
Building:
William A. Bell to Emsley H. Wood. lot
l. in Ruckle s. Harnlin's subdivision of
to Indisnapolis. ,.......-.---. 100000
Peter e. Hoss to Elizabeth Elliot lots 1,
2 and 3 in William L. Pyle's subdivision
Of lots L to 90. inclusive, in VaJens
Springdals addition to Indianapolis 500 90
Maria l.. kountz Matilda G. Harding
quarter of section II, township Is
TOO fen acres eas 100000
william 4. Bell to Louis " Boyle, lot Sc
College oorner. in indianapolis 1850 90
in Burton s. CampbelPs Park Place
addition to Indianapolis ooo.oo
Frederick Hornung TO Phillip Reder. lot
T. square 2, in FletcheI's South Brook
side addition to indianapolis 10000
Louise ]. Pfaf1in to .Jorgen Nelson, lot
1 in A. T. Surkers subdivision of lot /,
in Snker Bills s. Co. IS Fairview 1000. 90
Elizabeth F. Phpps to Sallie A. Ellis, lot
So, in Franks west addition to Indian ,ooo
Mary 3. Thomas to John s. Reno. the
northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section %, township Ia range 3.
containing 40 acres Z,OUU.OU
Luther n Thomas to John s. Reno, the
southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of SETON 3d. township Ia,
range 3, counting 40 acres---.-------. 1000 90
Nancy Reno to Luther n. Thomas. lot 10
in Lockwood & M.tlain's southeast ad
pbilin Fl - Woif ct Il to Earnest Irmer. lot
AGA in Fletcher ct ais subdivision Of
outlets "a 95. ETC.. in indianapolis 2,4OO.O 90
Samuel Clark to Josephine A. Taylor, lot
Coin Edwards's subdivision of block 10,
Johnson's heirs's addition to 1ndianapo-
hs---.-- i,ooo.oo
,uonveyaaees. IS. consideration. $50, $50 90
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The Jobbing Trade.
CANNED GOODS.

Peaches-Standard. 3-pound So. 6503,OO; 3pcund
seconds. $40 02.25. Neutrality-suspicious.
80: pineapple standard 2pound, $1.5o0175 sec
ond. 2-pound. $1.2001.3O; cove oysters, 1pound,
full weight 95c Isl; light; 6597oc; 2pognd FIJI,
Lima beans 81 So a .65; peas. marrowfat: 81. 100
lao small lobs.sEs s !; 5o; red red
salmon (fbs) 81. 1O02.75.
COAL AND COKE.
Block. S. 25 ~ tons MinshalI. $3. IS ~ ton; Jack
City City 81 p tom Winfreds, S. toni Campbell
Creek. 81 p ton; Hooking 1915 " ton Island City
$s p tom HgbIand $275 y ton; Piedmont ga and ID
ton; nut So so p TOM chestnut No 4 and stove an
thracte. 90 ton: egg and crate anthracite Ss55
All soft COAL nut size SOC y less than the above
prices the same quality of lump COAL
DRUGS.
05c camphor % SOC; cochineal. SO 55ei chloro-
form. AS assoc; copperas brls, 1898 So cream tar
genuine, so 40c; msgnesla, carb, o.oz. 25 o35c:
morphine, p & w. y OF. 1885, 03 65 madden. IL
oil caster g gs 5o; s on, HsssA p
W.. y or. So 06oc; balssrn c,paiba. 5o055c SOAP
CASTLE M l20lS sr soda ar oo.rS .sitesro salts
20c turpentine 80 04oc; gycerine. 28032c; iodids
potass 50. 9003; bromide potass, 4204sc; ehlorate
potash. csc; borax. 1o012c; cinchonidia. is 022c
carbolic acid 4505Oc.
OILs-Linseed OIL raw. 44c p. ga; boiled. 47c;
45c. Labrador. zoe; West Virginia lubricating 20
assoc; miners, Goo. Lard oils-No- 1, 5o055c; do
WHITE IEAD-Pure, Ga o6 lac lower grades. 5lso
&c.
Observation-Disclosures AGA, 1412c; Conestoga, BE
15c; Conestoga extra. 13 iac Conestoga Gold Medal
lac; Conestoga Goa. 12c; Conestoga "A. Zoe; Con-
I3lac; Metheun "A 12lsc; Oakland A, 7lac; Swift
River 6isc; York 32inch. 12laci York 30-inch.
BIEAcHEp Observation-Disclosures "A. 7lac; Bal
lou IL Son. 6Aac; Chestnut HILL 6ci Cabot 4-A 7iac;
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Business Outlook Unusually Promising
and an Easy Money Market.


To say that business at Indianapolis Is at high
tide ia no evaporation. Wholesale merchants
are very busy. manufacturers are pressed with
orders. and the banks are ready to furnish money
when needed to help any legitimate enterprise.
One of the trade journals has taken pains to COL
lect from the leading papers throughout the
country telegraphic expression of the state Of
affairs in the locality they represent In most
Of these reports current traffic is described as
brisk, active, satisfactory, very good, and in
many of them enthusiastic adjectives are used to
set forth the prosp Gritty Of the season, while ALL
without exception, pronounce the outlook for the
re mainder of the year unusually favorable.
This ia very gratifying and the unanimity OF
the testimony makes il all the more valua ble
but there is striking feature about the re-
ports which trade contemporary fails to
notice, or. at least, to comment on namely, from
not one of the localities mentioned 10 there any
complaint of tight money, excspt from New
York and a slight reference to the matter from
San Francisco. There has been such a turmoil
about stringency and scarcity and dear money In
Wall street during the past few weeks that gen.
er al impression has gone abroad that the country
is actually suffering severely from want of cash.
Locally there were but few fluctuations in val
ues to-day. Sugars. coffees, and canned goods
maintain their firm tone. Rio coffees East are
much stronger, and values are again tending
upward. Teas, WELL have taken on frmer
tone. Particularly is this true of Formosas,
which in light supply. The stock OF raw
sugars on hand in Boston Monday last
IL 543 TONS against 1927 tons at the CORES
ponding period in 1856. and against %. CAT tons
in 1885; stock in the four ports. 128,4ll tons,
against 153. $50 tons at the corresponding period
in 1886. The export trade is exceedingly light.
last week from the four ports amounting to only
20 tons. The produce markets continue active.
Vegetables firm. and in light supply sweet
potatoes excepted. Eggs coming In slowly; firm
at qustations. Poultry stsader on light receipts.
Choice butter meeting with better sale.
GRAIN.
In the local market wheat maintains the
strong tone that it has shown since Monday,
with prices ranging at about Tuesdays figures,
while both corn and oats show weaker feeling.
Receipts of wheat on the increase. and of
corn and oats heavier than last week Futures
on all cerenls are dull, dealers being seemingly
at sea about the future of either wheat, corn or
oats. Track bids ruled to-day as follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Sept 2s.-Flour-Receipts 81
O22 packages; exports. pa brls and 26,977
sacks; market steady; sales. 1920 brls.
Wheat--Receipts. 900 bu; exports. 49,
5l3 bu; sales, 5.36S. 900 bu futures and 174,000
bu spot Options opsnsd generally steady, but
soon weakened and declined s0sc, leading to a
moderate degree of activity, closing steady at
about the lowest Spot lots were less active
and rather weak. No. spring, Gle; ungraded
spring, s5ac; ungraced red: 7oas2c; No 2 red.
sic {. o. b. or 10 store, s3Ic afoat:
No. red. ssc; No. / white. Ssc. nominal; No. 2,
October sot "a size, closing at sole; November,
81 1916 a s23c. closing at size; December. s3t %
"a 316c, closing at S3sc: January. ga ZIG Sosc.
closing at SAFE; February. So q s6sc, closing
at s5lc; Nav, % sole. closing at Sole; june,
s9s a 90!c. closing at 69lc; December 10SS), 93s
094 7-16c. closing at 93sc
Corn-Recsipts 60. 700 Blu; exports. 4l6 bu;
sales 2, 272. 900 bu futures and l6S.OO0 bu spot:
Ia 10 and options a. &c, closing with slight re-
action. Speculation was fair; export trading
light Stock TO arrive il 10 better demand I'm
graded, 514 6529e; No. 2 SIC in store. 52sc In
elevator. 52{ as delivered, 5l1 OSLO c. (. and
l.; No 2. September, SIC. closing at &c. Octo-
Der, 81 a Size. closing at SLICE; November; Oh a
closing at SEE; January, Sic 052tc. closing at
b2c; May, 53 al $3.50. closing at 53lc.
Oats-Receipts, 10000 bu; exports. none;
sales, ACC. 900 bu futures and 900 bu SPOT.
Spot. 409c higher. Mixed Western, 80 034c;
white do. IS a 40c.
Hay steady and quiet.
Hops In light demand; California. 60l5c.
Coffss-Spot fair Rio quiet at 1870. Options
30140 points lower, aud moderately active.
Sales. As. $50 bags. September, 1910 H. 75c;
October, II 50017 75c; November, II 20 a IL 95c;
December, 1885 9IS l5c; January, Il a is. zoe;
February. Is 10e19 zoe; March. is. 90 n Is 15c;
May Is O06 Is 15c; June, IS l0d is 25c.
Sugar steady and quiet; centrifugal, 5sc. English
island, IL Ice; Refined quiet; extra G, 55c;
granuiatsd. 606 1-I6c; cubes, Ct a &c. Molasses
quiet and unchanged.
Rice steady and in fair request.
Tallow Arm at ga Lice. Resin steady.
Eggs in fair request and firm. Receipts,
S,150 packages; Western, 11t 620c.
Pork wns more active and steady; sales 423
brls mess. Cut meats dull and weak. Lard
WAS 2 TO 3 points higher; Western steam spot
6S7ic; September, @ SIC; October, 6. rs re- 79c;
November, 6729674e; December, 674c;
January, 6.77 d6.79c; city steam. g. 75c.
Butter firm and quist; Western creamery
1890. Cheese firm; Western, % % 1l4c.
CHICAGO, Sept 2s.-The wheat bulls suf-
fsred a set back To-Day. One weakening feature
was the increase OF the amount or ocean passage
by about 400, 900 bushsls This, however, was
counteracted by the cables which made spot and
futures firm and in fair demand at Liverpool.
There was nothing unusual in tho wheat move
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7.6O to 7.774c bid.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
changed. No. spring wheat, 703 07Oac;
No 3 spring wheat, 64ac; No. red,
72lc; No. 2 corn. 42sc; No. 2 oats. 26c; No. 2
rye. 4Sc; No 2 barley, 69070c; No. l fax
seed. 81 05s; prime tmothy-seed. 81 "a Mess
pork per bril-, $500. Lard, per ID
6.47tc Short side-ribs (loose), 7.75c; dry sailed
shoulders (boxed), s. 25 s. 30c; short-clear sides
(boxed). SIS 08 zoe. Whisky, distilers' finished
goods. per GAL, ST. 10. Sugar. cut, loaf, g % &c;
graduated 63c; standard A. 6!c asked.
On the Produce Exchange to-day butter was
in less demand; creamery. 164 023c; dairy, Is
19c. Eggs firm; fresh Northern. 17017tc
Receipts-Flour 10 600 brls: wheat 6S000
bu; corn. az. 900 bu: oats, 23s, 600 bu rye 5000
bu; barley, 104 600 bu. Shipments-Four. 20,
600 brls: wheat. pa coo bu; corn, 265 900 bu;
oats 175, 900 bu; rye, 1000; barley, As, 900 bu.